Jon McHenry’s comments to the Associated Press on the potential for Republicans to support impeachment: In today’s hyperpartisan climate, if the House impeaches Trump, it seems hard to envision 20 Senate Republicans joining all Democrats for the two-thirds majority required to remove Trump from office. Some retiring Republicans might be reluctant to cast a futile...
Whit Ayres’ comments in The New York Times regarding public opinion on impeachment: Still, there are signs that the outlook for Mr. Trump is not improving. Support for impeaching the president has been growing among Americans who were once against it. Before the Ukraine revelations, said Whit Ayres, a Republican pollster, about 15 percent of Americans who...
Whit Ayres’ comments in The Atlantic on President Trump’s statements regarding California: “It’s a freebie for Trump” that energizes his base, says the veteran Republican pollster Whit Ayres. “It’s not like California’s going to turn around and vote Republican anytime in the future. This is part of the messaging that Republicans have used for years...
Whit Ayres appeared on Morning Edition to discuss public opinion regarding the House impeachment inquiry of President Trump:
Whit Ayres’ comments in Politico regarding voters’ views of President Trump and impeachment: “People have made up their minds on Trump. It would take a momentous event to change enough minds to alter his job approval rating away from the average of 43 or 44 percent,” said Whit Ayres, founder and president of North Star...
Whit Ayres’ comments to the Associated Press on Republican office holders and gun control laws: “Republicans’ backs are already against the wall among suburban voters, particularly college-educated women,” said Whit Ayres, a Republican consultant. “And the inability of our political system to pass what most Americans see as commonsense reforms related to gun violence only...
Whit Ayres’s comments in the Los Angeles Times regarding President Trump’s approach on trade: Republican pollster Whit Ayres said trade and trade agreements were significant factors for voters who switched from backing President Obama in 2012 to Trump in 2016, especially in the upper Midwest. “He has certainly elevated the importance of the issue,” Ayres...
Whit Ayres’s comments to CNBC regarding the future diversity of the Republican party: Whit Ayres, founder and president of North Star Opinion Research, says a diverse Republican Party lies ahead, despite its current state. Ayres worked for Sen. Marco Rubio’s presidential campaign in 2016. “We had a rally in the South Carolina primary in Charleston,...
Whit Ayres’s comments in The Washington Post about President Trump’s appeal to his base: “It’s part and parcel of his long-running effort to energize his base at the expense of those who were not for him before and who are not for him today,” said Whit Ayres, a Republican pollster. “Part of his appeal to...
Whit Ayres’s comments in The Atlantic regarding Donald Trump’s appeal to the coalition that elected him in 2016: A verity of American politics is that the game is about addition. A successful candidate preserves his core support and builds out. Yet more than a year before the 2020 election, Trump has shown no appetite for...
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